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A proposed legislative amendment would require the Department of State to file for registration as the "launching State" with the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs within a reasonable time after registering satellites in the U.S. register.
The UN Office for Outer Space Affairs has not received a registration filing from Taiwan for satellites, according to Taipei Times reporting.
The UNOOSA Register of Space Objects includes administrative listings for satellites launched for Taiwan despite Taiwan never filing a registration with the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs.
In 2025 the non-profit Lunar Policy Platform (LPP) began the 'Lunar Information Sharing 101' initiative with funding from the Open Lunar Foundation and in synergy with UN COPUOS initiatives.
UN Resolution 2758 passed in the UN General Assembly on July 15, 1971 and gave formal recognition to the People’s Republic of China as the representative for China to the UN.
Morocco has assumed the chairmanship of the 68th UN COPUOS session in Vienna, led by Professor Rafiq Akram.
UN General Assembly Resolution 1668 was invoked by the People’s Republic of China on October 25, 1971.
Shaikha Hessa bint Ali Al Khalifa became the first Arab Muslim woman to chair the UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
Article IV(1) of the Registration Convention requires each State of registry to furnish the Secretary-General of the United Nations with information including the name of the launching State, a designator or registration number, date and location of launch, basic orbital parameters, and the general function of the space object.
Morocco called for stronger international cooperation to ensure space technologies benefit developing countries during the UN COPUOS session.
UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 passed on July 15, 1971 and gave formal recognition to the People’s Republic of China as the representative for China to the United Nations.
The UN Office for Outer Space Affairs maintains the Register of Space Objects created under the Registration Convention.
The S4O Alliance contributes to global policy frameworks such as UNESCO’s Ocean Decade 2030 Agenda and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The official launch of the S4O Alliance occurred during an event organized by the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs in the negotiation zone of the UN Ocean Conference.
François Jacq, CEO of CNES, handed over the commitments of 27 founding members of the S4O Alliance to UN Ambassador Peter Thomson at the closing of the third United Nations Ocean Conference.
Saudi Arabia participated in the 64th session of the UN COPUOS Legal Subcommittee on space governance.
India currently chairs the United Nations working group on long-term space sustainability.
Bahrain participated in the 64th session of the UN COPUOS Legal Subcommittee in Vienna, representing its commitment to global space governance.
Kosmos-2491 and Kosmos-2499 were officially registered with the United Nations after being detected by US space tracking assets.
States Parties are responsible for administering the proposed agreement and must create an agency within UNOOSA for ongoing consultations.